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Guardian www.guardian.co.tt Saturday, May 11, 2013
Grenada Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell, right, gestures after greeting Prime Minister Kamla Persad-
Bissessar after Thursday's post-Cabinet media conference at the Office of the Prime Minister in St Clair.
PHOTO: ABRAHAM DIAZ
PRIME MINISTERS MEET
Chief secretary of the Tobago House
of Assembly (THA) Orville London says
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar
is being callous when she said the leg-
islation to give Tobago enhanced internal
self-government was expected to lapse
when Parliament is prorogued next
month.
London said he was both surprised and
disappointed that Persad-Bissessar said
the matter would now be taken over by
the Constitution Reform Commission.
Responding to Wednesday s statement
by Persad-Bissessar, he said he would like
to have an urgent meeting with her to
discuss and advance the initiative.
He said the process of public consul-
tations on constitution reform was "unpre-
dictable and nobody knows if it will make
any progress over the next decade."
London said, "If the PM was sincere
about the internal self-government issue
she would have continued discussions on
how to achieve it, especially after there
was agreement for it."
Tobagonians had put four years work
into the issue and it should be pursued
in a more determined manner, he said,
and since all stakeholders in the island
had committed to internal self-government
for Tobago, the matter should not be put
on the back burner.
The legislation was not put to a vote
in Parliament when it was debated after
the January 21 THA election because the
Government would not have got the
required unanimous support it wanted
for passage.
London: Kamla not
sincere on Tobago
self-government